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Mitchell Hancox
Barnsley Preview (Take two)
Hopefully, today will see Blues take on Barnsley at Oakwell after the original fixture was postponed due to a frozen pitch. The original preview can be seen here.
Tags: Barnsley, Boaz Myhill, Callum Reilly, Chris Burke, Guirane N'Daw, Jake Jervis, Jonathan Spector, Luke Hubbins, Mitchell Hancox, Nikola Zigic, Stephen Carr, Steven Caldwell
Posted in Birmingham City, Previews, The Championship | 5 Comments »
Leamington Put The Brakes On Senior Cup Hopes
Blues bowed out of the Birmingham Senior Cup last night after a poor 2-1 defeat to Leamington Town. Despite taking the lead in the first half through Ashley Sammons, Blues weren’t at the races in the second period and Leamington’s pressure told as they pulled the tie back before hitting the winner with 7 minutes to go.
Tags: Amarii Bell, Ashley Sammons, Blues Reserves, Brice Ntambwe, Callum Reilly, Deqwon Ebanks, Fraser Kerr, Jack Butland, Jack Deaman, Josh Hawker, Leamington FC, Luke Hubbins, Mitchell Hancox, Will Packwood
Posted in Birmingham City, Reviews | 2 Comments »
Children are the future
Over the past few years, there has often been a criticism levelled at Birmingham City for not bringing through enough youngsters from the academy; for not developing enough of their own talent through the ranks – basically, not giving the kids a go. One positive that I think that can come out of the current financial climate is that maybe Blues will be in a position whereby they are forced to bring more youngsters into the squad.
Tags: Eddy Gnahore, Jack Butland, Jordon Mutch, Luke Hubbins, Mitchell Hancox, Nathan Redmond
Posted in Birmingham City, Players, Talking Points | 20 Comments »
Polishing Diamonds
It’s been a good end to the week hasn’t it? Not only a win against European opponents, a good performance from the team and a new Blues legend is born. Well, maybe it’s a bit too early to be throwing around the “L” word, but with performances like that it’s going to be hard to keep Redmond’s ability secret.
Tags: Akwasi Asante, Brice Ntambwe, Chris Hughton, Eddy Gnahore, Mitchell Hancox, Nathan Redmond
Posted in Birmingham City, General Ramblings | 8 Comments »
Blues 3 v Nacional 0
My reflections on the second leg of the Europa League Playoff Round tie against CD Nacional.
Tags: Chris Hughton, Chris Wood, Europa League, Mitchell Hancox, Nathan Redmond, Stephen Carr
Posted in Birmingham City, Europa League, Reviews | 13 Comments »
Solihull Moors v Birmingham City Reserves Friendly Match Report
Here are my reflections on the Solihull Moors vs Birmingham City XI friendly. 1) An enjoyable game This was the fourth pre-season friendly I’ve managed to get to (two first team and two reserve) and it was probably only rivalled by Saturday’s game against Everton for being enjoyable. Whilst Blues lined up with just one […]
Tags: Akil Grier, Alpaslan Ozturk, Brice Ntambwe, Eddy Gnahore, Luke Hubbins, Mitchell Hancox, Sam Beasant, Solihull Moors
Posted in Birmingham City, Reviews | 10 Comments »
Who is Robert Stambolziev? (Worcester City v Birmingham City review)
A sunny day in Worcester saw the first game of the 2011/12 season for Birmingham City, as they sent out a very youthful XI to take on the Faithfuls at St George’s Lane. I made the trip along with Andy (head honcho at www.smallheathalliance.com) to check out our young guns.
Tags: Brice Ntambwe, Eddy Gnahore, Jack Deaman, Luke Hubbins, Mitchell Hancox, Robert Stambolziev, Sam Beasant, Will Packwood, Worcester City
Posted in Birmingham City, Reviews | 2 Comments »
Squad Analysis
With Blues scheduled to play friendlies against Cork City and Worcester City this weekend, I thought it might be worth having a look at the squad as it stands just to see exactly how thin it is and where I think we will have to strengthen if we’re to have a hope of doing well this season.
Tags: Adam Rooney, Akwasi Asante, Alpaslan Ozturk, Ashley Sammons, Barry Ferguson, Ben Foster, Brice Ntambwe, Cameron Jerome, Chris Burke, Colin Doyle, Curtis Davies, David Murphy, Eddy Gnahore, Enric Valles, Fraser Kerr, Jack Butland, Jake Jervis, Jean Beausejour, Jordon Mutch, Keith Fahey, Liam Ridgewell, Luke Hubbins, Marlon King, Michel, Mitchell Hancox, Morgaro Gomis, Nathan Redmond, Nikola Zigic, Scott Dann, Stephen Carr, Steven Caldwell, Will Packwood
Posted in Birmingham City, Players, Talking Points | 19 Comments »
Birmingham Senior Cup Semi Final: Blues v Sutton Coldfield Town
Sutton Coldfield Town will face Nuneaton in the final of the Birmingham Senior Cup after a hard fought game at Damson Lane. Blues youngsters might feel aggrieved to be out after Jake Jervis was sent off just prior to half time for an innocuous foot-up challenge on Ross Miller, but they should also look at their defence as the culprits for their defeat.
Tags: Akwasi Asante, Birmingham Senior Cup, Brice Ntambwe, Jake Jervis, Mitchell Hancox, Nathan Redmond, Sutton Coldfield Town
Posted in Birmingham City, Reviews | No Comments »
